There are a number of policies and incentives set in place by government agencies and conservation groups that are intended to secure the future of our water supplies. These are…
Our drinking water sources can come from rivers, lakes, reservoirs, springs, groundwater wells and, in some cases, seawater. As surface and groundwater travel over and through the soil, various substances…
The rivers and lakes of North America provide drinking water to millions of citizens. Not only do these surface waters constitute a critical resource for communities and agriculture, but they…
The origins of the municipal water supplies in the United States are as diverse as the cities and communities that dependent on it. Changes in access and delivery of water…
Throughout history, water resources have played a pivotal role in the settlement, distribution and activity of populations. Through the tribal era, colonial period and industrial age to modern day, access…
The infrastructure and technology needed to provide drinking water to communities requires continued investment of time and resources. Municipalities are beginning to realize that by adopting proven habitat restoration practices…
